Minister’s approval of standard amendment
15 Minister’s approval of standard amendment
If a proposed standard amendment is submitted to the Minister under regulation 13(1)(b) or (2), or subregulation (4)(b)(iii) or (5)(c) of this regulation, the Minister may —
approve the proposed amendment; or
require the Commission to modify the proposed amendment; or
decide not to approve the proposed amendment.
The Minister must give the Commission written notice of a decision under subregulation (1).
If the Minister requires a proposed standard amendment to be modified under subregulation (1)(b), the notice —
must describe the modification required; and
in the case of a proposed standard amendment that is not an administrative amendment — may include a requirement that the Commission advertise the modified proposed amendment in the manner specified in the notice.
If given a notice referred to in subregulation (3), the Commission must —
modify the proposed standard amendment as required; and
do whichever of the following is applicable —
if required to do so under the notice — advertise the modified proposed standard amendment in the manner required;
in the case of a proposed standard amendment that is not an administrative amendment, if subparagraph (i) does not apply but the Commission considers that the modified proposed amendment should be advertised — advertise the modified proposed amendment in a manner that the Commission considers appropriate;
if subparagraphs (i) and (ii) do not apply — submit the modified proposed standard amendment to the Minister.
If the modified proposed standard amendment is advertised by the Commission under subregulation (4)(b)(i) or (ii), the Commission must —
consider any public submissions made on the modified proposed amendment; and
make the further modifications, if any, it considers appropriate to make to the modified proposed amendment, including as a result of those submissions; and
submit the modified proposed amendment to the Minister.
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